Master of Science (M.Sc) Agriculture Agronomy Course Syllabus

Syllabus for Master of Science (M.Sc) Agriculture Agronomy Course

The Master of Science (M.Sc) in Agriculture with a specialization in Agronomy focuses on advanced studies in crop and soil sciences, aiming to equip students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in managing agricultural land efficiently and sustainably. The course syllabus typically includes modules covering principles of crop physiology, plant breeding and genetics, soil fertility, irrigation management, pest and disease control, agronomic practices, sustainable farming methods, and agricultural research methodologies. Students delve into the study of crop growth and development, soil health assessment, optimal planting techniques, fertilizer and nutrient management, and the integration of technology in modern farming. The program emphasizes hands-on training through fieldwork, laboratory experiments, and research projects, enabling students to apply theoretical concepts to real-world agricultural scenarios. Additionally, students explore topics like precision farming, agroecology, climate-resilient agriculture, and sustainable land use, preparing them for a career in agronomic research, agricultural consulting, farm management, or government agricultural departments.

1st Year OR 1st & 2nd Semester Syllabus of M.Sc. Agriculture Agronomy

S.no	Subjects
1	Principles of Crop Production
2	Principles and Practices of Organic Farming
3	Principles & Practices of Weed management
4	Crop Ecology and Agrometeorology
5	Agronomy of Pulses and Oil Seed Crops
6	Agronomy of Medicinal and Aromatic Crops
7	Agronomy of Cereals Crops
8	Advances in Soil fertility and Nutrient Management
9	Lab Work

2nd Year OR 3rd & 4th Semester Syllabus of M.Sc. Agriculture Agronomy

S.No	Subjects
1	Principles and Practices of Water Management
2	Agronomy of Commercial Crops
3	Modern Concepts in Crop Production
4	Agroforestry & Agrostology
5	Management of Problem Soils
6	Weed control & Astrology
7	Dryland Farming
8	Seminar, Field Work, and Lab Work